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Here are some best practices you should keep in mind when formatting your next transcript. First, choose a transcription style that best serves your purpose. ... Use a professional, consistent font. ... Use a consistent and appropriate indentation style. ... Spell out your numbers.

Verbatim or smooth verbatim transcription Different transcription firms may apply their own style. An example of verbatim transcription: Audio: I, I'm, er [pause] wh, what was the question again [laughing]? Transcription: I, I'm [pause] wh- what was the question again [laughing]?

Label every speaker with their name or code to make the transcription more reader-friendly. This step will help readers quickly identify who is speaking at any given time. You can also label speakers using different colors or labels such as "Interviewer" and "Interviewee."

At a minimum, your transcript should include the following: Names of the interviewer and interviewee. Date and location of the interview. Questions asked by the interviewer. Answers provided by the interviewee. Relevant background noises and nonverbal communication.

Basic Rules for Transcribing Numbers. The numbers zero to nine must be written out while numbers having double figures should be written as numerals. For example, if the interviewee says his company signed two contracts, then it can be transcribed as 'two contracts.

Add line numbers to a section or to multiple sections Click in a section or select multiple sections. On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Line Numbers. Click Line Numbering Options, and then click the Layout tab. In the Apply to list, click Selected sections. Click Line Numbers.